13th Ensor Awards
Belgian film ceremony
The 13th Ensor Awards, presented by the Ensor Academy, took place on the 4th of February 2023 at the end of the Ostend Film Festival to honor Flemish films of 2022. The festival was attended by a record 48,000 visitors. The ceremonies were opened by Erhan Demirci and Kawtar Ehlalouch, with 22 of the 29 categories presented that evening. Close won the most Ensors with 6 wins and 13 nominations. In television, the series Roomies won the most with 4 Ensor wins.
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